Information science Should I quit the SE and change jobs?

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Young systems engineers face unexpected big trouble and open up their own destiny! Tomohiko Goto, 34 years old chief, serious, excellent but anxious systems engineer (SE). Rapid advances and changes in new technologies, uncertain career paths and questions about his future. Technology, career, future, all anxiety. Tomohiko Goto, a mid-sized systems integrator affiliated with a major manufacturer and works as a SE. But he was determined to quit the company he had worked for 12 years. It was because the promotion race passed by juniors, the emergence of revolutionary new technologies like GenAI, and the trust in the future of his profession was shaken. One Friday evening, Goto goes to his boss with his resignation letter in his pocket. He was waiting to hear from Yuichi Igarashi, a man who drastically changes his destiny. He went to an emergency response by his boss. There he meets a man who has changed his destiny. This book answers the various challenges faced by young people working in the computer industry through the story of overnight system troubleshooting. How to respond to rapid technological advances like GenAI, represented by "ChatGPT," how to form a career, what are the keys to success in promotions and job transfers, how to make money, and the future of SE and IT. Igarashi's "37 Iron Rules" answers your concerns. It is a must-read book for young businessmen who worry about their careers and future.